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Enhance Winter Comfort: Install a Cozy Fireplace
On a frosty winter day, a roaring fire helps create a cozy, warm space and adds ambiance to your home. Fireplaces also work well for heating rooms that otherwise are expensive or difficult to heat, like a living room with high ceilings. If your home lacks a fireplace, our REALTORS® encourage you to learn more about this home improvement project. Here's what you need to know.
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Renovating Your Kitchen? Think Twice About These Features
Once our REALTORS® have helped you find the home of your dreams, the next step is to customize it and make it your own. A kitchen renovation can improve your home in a myriad of ways. It can make cooking easier, provide a place for dining and socializing, and improve your home's resale value as well. Be careful, though. Some kitchen renovations may seem worthwhile, but in the long run, they're a waste of money and may even be detrimental. Here are a few kitchen features to think twice about before shelling out the extra cash.
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Homeowners: Going Solar in 2023
Have you been considering adding solar panels to your home? Upgrading to solar energy is expensive upfront, but it can offer some substantial advantages in the short and long term. Keep reading for a basic introduction on solar from our REALTORS®.
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5 Home Features to Help You Go Green in 2022
Going green is the best way to keep some green in your wallet this year. If you're searching for ways you can reduce your environmental footprint, protect the ecosystem, and save money at the same time, then the following are five home features our REALTORS® recommend taking a look at as you consider upgrades for your home.
- Install New Windows and Doors
New windows and doors will go a long way toward protecting your home against heat gain and heat loss. These will protect your interior from UV rays and significantly reduce the amount of work your furnace and air conditioner must perform to ensure your comfort. Further, they'll go a long way toward enhancing your home's curb appeal and updating the structure's outward appearance. These will most certainly help your home stand out in the field of Mansfield and Ashland homes for sale when you go to put your home on the market.
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Ask a Potential Contractor These 5 Questions
Your home is more than a place to live; it's an asset you want to protect. Whether you're remodeling a room, building an addition, or simply changing an appliance out, our REALTORS® strongly advise all of our clients to vet and question any potential contractor thoroughly. Asking the following five questions will help ensure that the contractor you hire will get the job done efficiently and to the highest quality standards.
- Are You Licensed & Insured?
Never hire a contractor that isn't licensed and insured. Licensure helps ensure the contractor will adhere to all building codes, fire codes, etc. It is more than an indication that they have sufficient knowledge of their trade to perform the necessary tasks. Additionally, never hire a contractor that isn't insured. If something happens and the contractor doesn't carry insurance, you could end up footing the bill for injuries.
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